Agrifi Docs
  • Introduction
  • Agrifi Concepts for both B2B and B2C Space
    • Food Safety and Supply Chain Management in Blockchain & Marketplace
    • Concept 2: RWA - Organic Farming - Produce from the Farm will be their Return on the Investment
    • Concept 3: Crop Insurance on Blockchain
  • Future Potential of Farmland Tokenization
  • Agrifi AGF
    • BLOCKCHAIN IN AGRICUTURE
    • ROLE OF BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
    • AGTECH HELPS SMALL AND LARGE FARMS TO
    • FINANCING TRENDS
    • AGRIBUSINESS GIANTS ARE TAKING NOTICE
    • DUPONT’S GRANULAR
    • SENSORS ARE NOW COMMON THROUGHOUT FARMING
    • ADVANCED AERIAL IMAGING IS NOW POSSIBLE
    • ANALYTICS TOOLS
    • ROBOTICS IS AUTOMATING AGRICULTURE
  • BENEFITS
    • TRANSPARENT SUPPLY CHAIN
    • FAIR PRICING OF GOODS
    • EXPAND FINANCIAL OPTIONS FOR FARMERS
    • IMMEDIATE PAYMENT ON DELIVERY
    • TRACEABILITY OF FOOD
  • USE CASES
    • OVERSEEING FARM INVENTORY
    • ENHANCING AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY CHAIN
    • MODERNIZING FARM MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
    • THE MARKET: FARM MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE
    • AGTECH IOT OPTIMISATION
    • FAIR PRICING
    • OVERSIGHT AND PAYMENT OF AGRICULTURAL SUBSIDIES
    • COMMUNITY SPONSORED AGRICULTURE
    • MOBILE REMITTANCE FOR SMALL FARMERS
    • INCENTIVIZING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES
    • GREATER ACCOUNTABILITY FOR MULTINATIONALS
  • TECHNOLOGY
    • Agrifi PROJECT SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
    • Agrifi TOKEN
    • LOCK-UP PERIOD
    • THE ASK
    • FUNDS UTILIZATION
    • SALES STRATEGY
    • GROWTH STRATEGY
    • MARKETING STRATEGY
    • VALIDATION
    • VISION, FINANCIALS, EXIT
    • CONTACT US
  • ROADMAP
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INCENTIVIZING SUSTAINABLE PRACTICES

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Last updated 6 months ago

Blockchain is a disruptive technology that can facilitate traceability in agriculture supply chains through decentralized immutable public records.

Agricultural cooperatives powered by the blockchain reward sustainable practices, encouraging farmers to establish provenance of their methods in order to attain a financial reward.

Smallholder farmers cultivate crops on 12% of the world’s farmlands and constitute a majority of producers in developing economies. To encourage them to produce high-quality yield, it is crucial to improve their access to financial assistance, which can aid them in investing further in farm productivity by procuring high-quality inputs, upgrading their post-harvest processes, staying informed about sustainable farming practices, and adopting better risk management practices; all of which will support their transition from subsistence farming to one that is economically and commercially viable.